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Non Hodgkins with no swollen nodes except spleen

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I've lived with Non-Hodgkins going on 9 years without showing any swollen nodes. Bloodwork is the great revealer. Recently I've run out of options for treatment so am on "watch and wait". A recent CT scan continues to show no swelling EXCEPT for a greatly enlarged spleen (21 cm). I seem to be a very unusual case. Anyone out there had a similar experience?

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You Are doing well and I am so happy for you. There are no treatments available here till nodes are bigger. So keep eating your veggies!!!!

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